Presented by Sarath Sujatha-Bhaskar, MD at the SS21: Acute Care Surgery held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Friday, March 24, 2017
Keyword(s): acute care surgery, anchor, anterior superior iliac spine, BioA mesh, biologic mesh, bowel function, bowel mesentery, contaminated field, Coopers ligament, CT scan, E.D., emergency department, Endo GIA, Endocatch bag, enterotomy, female, genitofemoral nerve, hernia defect, hernia sac, hook cautery, iliac vessels, inferior epigastric vessels, ischemic bowel, laparoscopic examination, laparoscopic repair, mesenteric window, mesh, nausea & vomiting, non-absorbable tacks, obstruction symptoms, peritoneal flap, reduce, reduction, resection, round ligament, sensory nerves, side-to-side intracorporeal anastomosis, small bowel, stapler, stay suture, strangulated femoral hernia, technique, TEP repair, traction, transabdominal femoral hernia repair, transection, triangle of doom, triangle of pain, umbilical ligament
Keyword(s): acute care surgery, anchor, anterior superior iliac spine, BioA mesh, biologic mesh, bowel function, bowel mesentery, contaminated field, Coopers ligament, CT scan, E.D., emergency department, Endo GIA, Endocatch bag, enterotomy, female, genitofemoral nerve, hernia defect, hernia sac, hook cautery, iliac vessels, inferior epigastric vessels, ischemic bowel, laparoscopic examination, laparoscopic repair, mesenteric window, mesh, nausea & vomiting, non-absorbable tacks, obstruction symptoms, peritoneal flap, reduce, reduction, resection, round ligament, sensory nerves, side-to-side intracorporeal anastomosis, small bowel, stapler, stay suture, strangulated femoral hernia, technique, TEP repair, traction, transabdominal femoral hernia repair, transection, triangle of doom, triangle of pain, umbilical ligament